Jan 18, 2023
Battle for the Library table - Robbie Bushe , n/d.
Scottish, b. 1964 -
Oil on panel , 76 x 60 cm.
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Battle for the Library table - Robbie Bushe , n/d.
Scottish, b. 1964 -
Oil on panel , 76 x 60 cm.
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Nice examples of antique trestle library tables. Wonderful place to display books and personal treasures or to use as a work space in your library.
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The Bookworm's Table (1890s). Claude Raguet Hirst (American, born Claudine, 1855-1942). Watercolor over graphite on cream, moderately thick, rough-textured wove paper. Brooklyn Museum.
Hirst abandoned flowers after 1890 to focus on library table compositions. Hirst herself related that "[Fitler, her husband] was not very orderly. His tobacco things were always around and one day I noticed what an attractive group they made. He had a meerschaum pipe that was a glorious color. It was like old ivory. I always liked old books and old engravings, so I put the pipe with some of my old books and painted them."